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VIVA Colt. Of Poems.

It.n.t hae o. Doe oyerestImated, writes
ta Wheeler Wilcox Il am "a voluminous
ta..e writer Of verse, ] know, but !
'I fr.u being great or first in the land
"t maa.. my work copied so is that l DO
.N fr.l the troubles and pains and
l thrills of human beings ! enter
r Dives. and So my work Is warm.
M Do 8, nut finished or polished work
a.l bear tbc scrutiny Of time This /
ar. for as 1 wish % De helpful now
.-" itl more Oh me than fame oe gold. 1
deserve nay happiness, and can only
helping others / cannot stop TO
artistic sonnet when six strong Wild
po.ms come prancing over the
10 my mind New York Journal
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WHOLLY WOMAN.

r,'.rrc mo, dear, unyieldlng though be,
t.lf ous flourish only In the sun
r.r .y daylight every race is run.
81, H>ir pride Tor al the world 20 see.
u darkness sinks the earth in mystery,
u..u .tc or caG or sight OF sound Is none,
..lIh. tide that waits to bear us on.
... IHDecnius anchor in tls sea-
'Hn nnd space are huge aloui lhc soul,
I> .f custom lost hyonI recall.
as garment BOO thc flame.
m} spirit breaks without control
'. hrart opens. Chen thc bot tears fan
.c mc wholly woman that am
Dora Read Goodale.
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'... lounge around Main street some fine
.' "N'n tl' shoppers are out IN force, and
".. .he men ON the box. For some reason
. your man OF millions wants a fine
''...s mnu % drive his horses. The coach
'4'n ha. thc benefit Of gorgeous livery to
...'h. mm dstiugue, and be will compare
''''iaD'Y with his master at least in personal
appearance Buffalo Sunday News
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SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS.

We are now ready 20 accommodate our Gus
toners with finest Wines. Liquors. Anheuscr-
Busch Beer Ale, &c. Lunch counter. n am.
% . pm. All orders for Beer in keys and
bottles promptly executed. 4a22-ly
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Splendid values ABLE RAMASk and I'll RkEY RED n7
Towels;
MAIL DEPARTMENT.
A rai order tu Oh I ID N l m free a -Ior Uuo charges
J.. o. a 400 Mf~~Rs t. p
serve
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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
rELEGKAMs CONDENSED.

Empress Augusta, OF Germany. was 76
last Friday.
The Pope received a handsome chasub'e
from Empress Augusta, embroidered by
herself.
The violinist, Teresina Tua, will get $50
600 for her tour of the United States exclu
sive of hotel and travelling expenses.
The trotter Charley Hogan heat the
PAGER Johnston on Saturday at Pittshura
in three heats.
Editor Armstrong. Of the National Trib'
une, died at Pittsburg Saturday evening
from wounds received during the war.
The Belleview (Dhin) bank failed on Sat
urday. Depositors lose nothing.
Three men and two boys were suf1ocated
and thirteen others overcome by gas Sat
urday afternoon in the Bost colliery II
Pennsylvania.
Cardinal Gibbons preached to an immense
crowd at the St. Louis Cathedral yester
day upon "Charity.'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Entcrprise OF q Young Firm.

Ons wear ago the firm OF D. J. Hennes@y
r. Co. began business in this city. Like
most new firms they were met by strong
and determined opposition. but 40 success
ini hos been their business that the build
in. thew occupied was found to DO entirely
too small for their growing trade. Beng
,hl;oed to secure more commodlPus quar-
terss thsy leased the O'Rourke corner
which has l.een fitted up at q heavy e1.
rensa. and il to-day one Of tho handsomest
Srv goods ond clothing houses in tho Wess.
The nnpe floor ia devoted TO dry gooos
and clothing. and every department. Is 'oI
To overfloWing with the latest ano
,no.t fashionable goods. Inc
serv;ces of several new statesmen nave Deen
.o.,red and with the increased facilities AZ
their command, there will be no oe'ay ~, ,n
ha VINO customers promptly and care'uI'y
served. Owing to a press OF business a.n
~ork consequent upon removal. there VII.
he no formal opening, but the frm IS no"
.sodv tn welcome and show through 'nell
nremises all who may call. After a caIe aa'
survey of the store and stock one mueS 100 ~.
Lnoviedee that though young in tne D!s
na's u j. Henpessy & Co., are IN a posl1'on
=" snnnlv all customers with dry eooos,
."ets and clothing 1T prices as low as
onrone in the trade. Enterprise sucn a.
ths;rs should he rewarded, and We nope ~
coming year will he as succese'o' As w.
mast.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Gladstone to the Rescue.

LONDON, Oct. IA great Liberal demon
stration wal held at Templecombe, Dorset
shire, to-day. Twenty Thousand people
were present. John Morley, the principal
speaker, replied to Chamberlain recent
speech at Birmingham. The Liberals stood
with their feet upon arock. Gladstone had
announced his assent to notifications OF
his ~origioa, Home Rlue plank. Everyone OF
his colleagues who was concerned in pre-
pairing the bill also cordially assented.
What more did anybody wantto.know he
was amazed that Chamberlain did not pro
duce his own plan. As for ! hamber'a,n's
urging the postponement Of Irish for Eng,
lish legislation the position of lr-Iai,d
would not allow Parliament to deal with
| other affairs. The ship ofstate is j n a storm
surrounded by tumultuous waves. There
fs only one way of making port-summon
back The old pilot.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Too Fly.

.c.v, lemme use your telephone q
n;n;t;" he exclaimed. as he rushed into an
oa,ce on Griswold street.
Certainly" oos 7. that
you, darlins?"
y .oaan net. I left my wallet on the dresser
~ :cso in it. Did you find it,
S .cnod, ,Fraid I'd lost it on tho street en
Rig load off my mind. sha" "
those shoes?"
t"Yee.') z,r know, but per.
I'm c uuS borrow SIS until alter oannee'
n ne es not to disappoint you
darling" -...,ea.
xSsav he said to the man az ' Lid anJ
,.,.,hs "a YOU overheard wna'A
will The 'en Occupant %r pointed over bis '00"''e'
to the door: .,
..What? Skip7'
YES"
TOO OldT"
Eyes" ,n
81. "fs sfip, aood.byel"-Dstro'' f'' '~0
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
G, A. r.. Closing Proceedings

ST.. LOUIS, October 2.-The Vandervoort
resolution ceneuring President lev eland for
v~etoing the Pension bill was rejected unanl'
mousIy, Later on the pension question
came ur again on the provision fav"r'ne
an acknowledgements pension to all
honorably discharged soldiers, and after
debate. the report Of the commit.
tee. stating the views of the encamrment
had already been expressed on the matter
in the report of the committee on pensions
and that no further action was necessary,
was adopted by q vote OF 31S to 1'3;
The new officers were duly installed and
the encampmeat adjourned sine die.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Military Encampment at Chicago.

cu,cAoo, October Interpretations are
nearlv completed for the formal opening on
Nordav Of the first really i~nternat'onal
epcampmept ever held in the United states:
The prospects are that it will he a decide
,,,ccesa- The r. yular army will be repre-
..,+.,, nv d~etachments Of infantry, cavalry
nd artillery, and navy blue jackets and
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Justice Cour, of Redmountain Town.
ehip, Silver Bow County, Territory OF Montana,
at MelrOse. Hiram stuart. | laint1H, versus
Richard Baker, defendant. The people Of the
Territory of Montana send greeting to Richa'd
Bake, Defendant. You are hereby required to
appear in action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Justice Court OF
Melrose. County of Silver Bow. Territory OF
Montana, and to answer the complaint filed
therein within ten days, exclusive of the day OF
re1vice. after the service on you Of this IN
If served in this county. or served olt OF this
county but in this district within tv enty days.
otherwise within forty days. or judgment by de.
fault will be AIKEN against you according to the
prayer of said complaint, The said action is
brought to recover the sum of h:ty:six dollars
and sixty-seven cents (S56.l0 alleged to be due
by you to Plaintiff for a balance due on account,
And you are hereby notified If you fail to appear!
and. answer said complaint a. abov. required
the raid Plaintiff will take judgment for said
sum Of $50 81. in eres, and cost Of uit.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF septem.
Der, in the Year Of Our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eiphty.seven. JOHN SMITH.
Justice of the Peace.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Still laundering tor tho Cup.

GLASGOW, September 3O.-Mr. Muir OF
Du,bairlong. the owner OF the yacht Mabel,
has de ermined to build 9O-ton cutter to
compete for the American cup in America
next year. unless Mr., Bell again cha lIenges'
The designer will be Mr.. Fife, DR.. OF Fair'"e'
Can't. Ront. Duncan Of Gonrock. nov
Master of Majorie and formerly Master Of
Madge, will be I apta.n.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

marines from the United States steamer
Michigan. OF militia, Minnesota. Wiscon'
sin, Iowa, Illinois, and Kentucky will have
a battalion or full regin entail representa-
ton. Besides these there will be fifty or
sixty single companies Of militia to swell
the infantry list. The cavalry display
promises to be a fine one. Some OF the
crack troopers OF the country are on the
way here now. Militia artillery detach'
ments will also be here from several States
md a great number Of bands, nearly a
thoussnd musicians in all, will compete Tor
land prizes.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

CTRAYED ORSTOLvN.-s25 Reward.--Strayed
from Browns Gulch ran"e. ne6r Fosters
ranch. on or about Sept. %. 1887. thirteen head
of mares and colts branded L. s: on left shoulder:
one smell roam mare with bell on her has colt
ut side four weeks old. One crop-eared Il are.
SORT /, with right trent loot lame. One pinto
ma a pinto colt. One black mare solt Two
yearling horse colts. One roam mare colt. One
small ay mare sucking colt; One two-yeaI,cld
do rnle grrv mare colt will nay $25 reward for
deliyerv OF the animals or SIS for information
that will lead 10 their recovery. L. hambow
Walkerville, Mont.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONTANA. I
-k-~A.- 0Hh 1907 (

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention t.
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be- made before Caleb E. II
vine, Probate Judae of Silver Bow County
Montana, at Butte City, Montana. on
mann, who made Homestead Application No;
1850 for he NV Il. sE u. a: sW Il and
sW Il sW n Sec. %, TIP. 8. R
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, taid land, viz: william H. Patterson. Will
liam g. Pfouts. Henry Nicho', Charles 4. Haw'
ley, all Of Butte City, Montana.
8 W. ANGHORNE, Register.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Sick of the Hopeless Game.

ond special: If a quiet vote could be
tai en- at present among the Tories, minis
ters, members OF Parliament and voters
the result OF which would not get out into
the world, probably a large majority
would unhesitatingly vote to abandon
coercion, and cease usirg force in Ireland.
The Tories are already sick OF the hopeless
game. Not that they intend TO abandon
the policy. They have put themselves IN
Mr.. Balfour's hands. and the game once
begun must now continue unit! the irish
nawne are swept from the board, or until
thew block the way to B"liour's moves,
and call 'checkmate'' on him. It, il how
ever, dawning upon the Tory mind in gen
pral that a series of farces similar to the
so.called trial of Mr.. O'Brien will be fatal
to the standard of the law and
EXPOSE THEIR POLICY
to the honest condemnation OF all lar
minded people. II. on the other hanc' IL
cense to speak were allowed to Messrs.
O'Brien and Harrington and others. II
would simplify matters vastly and produce
fewer OF such trials as the world was
treated to on Saturday. This would ne
far better from every point OF view Tor tne
Government. The League is determined to
he heard AID it's leaders will speak. co"r'
cion or no coercion. Consequently the
Government will have constantly recurring
trials on their hands, and what a poor
showing it is for a fair-minded power IKE
England when it is known that convictions
are secured and sentences pronounced on a
ma reel of Irishmen for exercising that ho'
ertv boosted OF SO by Englishmen,
THAT OF FREE SPEECH.
Amone the Liberal party a marked enort
ia working to false the Irish question to
The level oil the Bulgaria atrocity, ana
both in speeches and newspaper editorials
tho changes are being rung on the COM
nar;son between The two. The Govern,
,nent ;s c,lled ~despotic, tyrannical and
xindictively cruel. There is undoubtedly
a GREAT wave Of indignation swelling over
England, and when and how It VIII emo
even the long heads cannot %forete''. Re
newed rumors OF dynamite plots are r'ie'
hut will quickly blow over. A passenger
on the stea mship Indiana was arrested
at liverpool on suspicion OF carrying
dynamite, but when it was found That ne
w.s q Hungarian miner he was released
The Liberal papers declare that II the mar
had been an Irish-A,nerican, even though
here was slight evidence to hold nim' ne
would v been detained.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Watched.

Yesterday afternoon the employees OF VI.
Montana Union, consisting OF the once
men OF the South Butte, Anaconda o'''er
Bow and Butte Offices. and other emrloses
o. the road, presented General M'ney;
.he,r chief officer, with q Walthsm e os
watch from Hight g. Fairfield, worth >A@0'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Coal Miners Strike.

CHICAGO. October IA special from
Sprinsfeld. Ills, says: Miners in the Spring
field and Petersburg districts are ont on g
strike for an advance of wages to 67Acents
per ton. They nave been getting about 90
cents. Over fifteen hundred men are idle.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
releeraphers' Strike Ended.

NEW YORK, October 1.-The operators
here OF the Baltimore & Ohio lelegrapn
Company struck this afternoon against a
schedule fixing the pay of substitute te'e'
era, hers at the same rate as women IN en- en-
nlovee The matter was settled ny the
r;thdrawal OF the Objectionable schedule.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
Got the Best of Them.

DUBLIN. October 1.-Wm O'Brien, Lord
| Mayor Sullivan. OF Dublin, and Prof. Stew
art, succeeded in holding a large League
meeting yesterday on the estates OF the
MARQUIS OF L%ansdowne 1T Lugeacurran,
without the knowledge OF the authorities.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
DIR. IL E3BIG & CO.
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az q token OF the esteem in which he is
held by them. the occasion being his retire.
mept from the service OF the company.
The presentation took place about l
o'clock, at the Office OF the Montana
Union, in the Barnard block. The General
was occupying his private oom at tho
time, and had not the least idsa what
might be the mission OF the donors.
Chief Chic PclerI Watson. R. B. Wells
second, and A. J.. Colcott third.
Mr.. Wells acted as spokesman. and in a
neat little speech expressed the esteem In
which the General has always been held by
the employees OF the company. At the close
OF his remarks. A. j. Colcott handed Mr..
Minty a plush case, inside OF which was a
handsome hunting case gold watch bearing
the following inscription:
"Presented to General r. H. 6. Minty a.
a token OF esteem by the employees oi the
Montana Union Railway on his retiring
from the service. September 30, 1887. Butte
City, Montana" -
The General was ia ken completely by sur
prise. He sat and thought q moment and
then arose and heartily shook the hand OF
each If the donors present. while tears
coursed down his Checks. He was com,
nletelv overpowered with emotion, ami
said he could not find works to express his
feelings. Following is a list oil the donors:
g r 4 alderhead. 6 L Russell,
A T Colcott. IT Ballard,
7 w Hamilton. 8 Burns,
n Stevenson. j Nv Lyons,
r r Wells. w Gimmell,
r r Watson, Q Calderhead.
8 n Roche. IL Gimmeli,
r Robinson. G Stewart,
u nonahne- FIN Rnck]in.
n q Moore. w H Vennedy,
u r F;l,es' J Stinson,
" Wasi. RS Stowe,
s Low,
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'sYes." -m-netroit Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
HIS REYOL or NO USE.

st. LOUIE Jan. II pecfab-H L. Geret suspected his
vito Of unfaithfuDess and tho conclusion that
Louis schroe wns the man III tho lilo wrote ont
document wherein schrocll certain matters
derogatory to Mrs. Goret All that was required 10
make tho document legal schroolrs signature Mr.
Geret believed that Schroel would have conscientious
scrupes against signing such Mt 40 he loadd
revolver with the Intention OF removing the scrupes He
called schroe Mt his place Of business presented tho
document and told him 70 read IL While Schroell WAS
readRg Geet pulled out his gun aud told him to sign hi,
In the blank space. schroel surprised, but
only for second Then lie reached up. seized revolver
hand aud bang ed Ceret In with tile
He wrenched the revolver from the spit
his hoAu open with Il and then pitched him the street
wlere he oi into tho hands OF policeman aud WINS Ar.
rested He WA released ball. but his wife preferred
another charge sgninst him. alleging that he a her
before hc left tho house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WARRINGTON MONDAY, jan. ~. 1881
DEPARTMENT EsTIMArEs.-The Secretary of War to-day
to the Senate estimates calling for aggregate ap
prOpriaOn of 100000 for the fiscal ending June 80
1855 FOR contingent expenses OF the various bureaus OF
the War Department The Secretary OF the Navy sub
niIs similar ecnaesra ling for 42 l6 for tho bureaus
of the Navy Department. and S23lO72 the different
branches OF the Naval establishment
AN ADVERSE RRPORT.-It is stated that the nomination
OF Charles W. Irish. OF Iowa City. Iowa, who desig
mated dui ing the To DO Survey0r-General OF
Nevada vice Christopher &. PowDing. suspended will
certainly be- reported and probably acted upon adversely
The sentiment Of the Henate In favor OF Home Rule,
especially IN organized states, Is strong
APPOINTMENT hares f. Stiltz OF Pennsylyania has
been appointed special agent for the Investigation Of In
dian depreciation claims william g. Cleg9 OF New York.
has been appointed expert under tho direction OF tue
Commissioner of Labor
To TEsT AND EXAMINE tOrS.-The following named
gentlemen have designated Commissioners ID test
aud examine the weight aud Themes OF the coDs rc-
served at the several niuis during the 1886 sham
o. Harris. United States Senate X 4. Bland House OF
Representatives; T. +. Buliingame. Denver; r. r.
Chaza charleston. :. G.; William l.. Dudley C1pcinnau:
GeorVe Eastwi'k. New-oreans Frederick A. Genta.
Philadelphia; Arnold Hague, Washington; =. N. Hol-
brook, III Paso Henry NJ. Howe Boston; Louis Janin.
San Francisco: W. L. LAWYER, Washington spencer Il.
Newbnry, ithaca ". Y; George =. Weed. fiatsbirg.
\. L.: n ii. winchell. Minneapolis; Arthur W. Wright
NaxyI IaVen